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2009- 10 Academic Year Series
This year's virtual seminar series programme is being organized by:
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The seminars will be held at the following times:
October 2009: UK+EU+China+Australia
UK: 9am | Europe:10am | China: 4pm | Perth 4pm | Sydney 7pm*
*Exception: 29 October 2009 UK: 9am | Europe:10am | China: 5pm | Perth 5pm | Sydney 8pm
November 2009, February and March 2010: North America+UK+Europe
Seattle: 9am | Alberta: 10am | Madison: 11am | UK: 5pm | Europe: 6pm*
*Exception: 18 March 2010 Seattle: 9am | Alberta: 10am | Madison: 11am | UK: 4pm | Europe: 5pm
March 2010: China+North America+Australia
China: 9am| Perth: 9am | Sydney Noon | Seattle: 5pm | Alberta: 6pm | Madison: 7pm
April 2010 UK+Europe+China+Australia
UK: 9am | Europe:10am | China: 4pm | Perth 4pm | Sydney 6pm
Seminar webpages are password protected. If you would like to access the current series or the archived material please send an email requesting access.
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8 October 2009 |
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Internet Forum and Fandom in Contemporary China
Dr Wang Yi,
UWA |
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15 October 2009
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Accumulation for Industrialisation in China: Planned Economy (1953-1983), the ‘Market Mechanism’ (1983-2003) and Beyond
Prof. Flemming Christiansen,
Leeds |
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| 22 October 2009 |
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Living on the Edge: Precarious Livelihoods in Pre-war Beijing
Dr Marjorie Dryburgh,
Sheffield
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| 29 October 2009 |
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The Moral Order of a Middle Class Community in Beijing
Prof. Tai Lok Lui, HKU
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| 5 November 2009 |
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Road Construction as an Agent of Change: The Case of Southwest China
Dr Yongming Zhou,
Wisconsin
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| 12 November 2009 |
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Securing Financial Means in an Adverse Environment: Institutional Solutions to Informal Finance in China's (Semi)-private Sector
Prof. Markus Taube,
Duisburg-Essen
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| 19 November 2009 |
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The Modernization of Daoism: Remaking Tradition in a World in Motion
Prof. Jean DeBernardi, Alberta
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18 February 2010
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The Fostering of Talent in Urban China
Lisa Hoffman,
Washington
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| 4 March 2010 |
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China’s Overseas Aid Program: Accommodation or Innovation?
Dr. James Reilly, Sydney
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| 11 March 2010 |
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Untangling Religion and the State: Strands of Christianity in Contemporary China
Ryan Dunch, Alberta
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18 March 2010
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Local Decision-making and Institutional Change: Who Decides in Chinese Villages
Anja Senz, D-Essen
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22 April 2010
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Personal wealth and traditional roles: women entrepreneurs in China
Dr Minglu Chen, Sydney
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29 April 2010
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Global Justice and Climate Change: Implications for China
Prof. Paul Harris, The Hong Kong Institute of Education
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